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18 October 2021

Americas Tax Roundup – 18 October 2021

EY’s Americas Tax Roundup newsletter, prepared by EY Global Tax, provides a summary of the top weekly tax news, trends and developments in the Americas. Highlights of this week’s edition include:

G20 Finance Ministers endorse 8 October BEPS 2.0 statement and call for swift implementation to secure entry into effect in 2023

  • US House Ways & Means reconciliation bill proposes important credits and incentives that would encourage investment in Puerto Rico

  • Canada announces it will enact Digital Services Tax but says implementation is conditional

  • US IRS maintaining its policy on ‘telescoping’ in APA and MAP cases while trying to alleviate administrative burden, official says

  • Uruguay extends COVID-19 tax relief measures for certain taxpayers to 31 October 2021

  • Uruguay establishes application date for tax exemptions for leasing social interest housing

  • General Directorate of Internal Taxes of Dominican Republic establishes payment programs for unpaid tax liabilities

  • EY publication highlights 2021 Q3 tax policy developments across the Americas

  • This week’s tax treaty news in the Americas

  • Upcoming webcasts

  • US Cross-Border Taxation weekly podcast, 15 October 2021

  • The week’s EY Tax Alerts

  • EY Industry and Tax Services publications

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